Hundreds accept the challenge to serve our neighbors for a Churchwide Day of Service
650. That's the number of people who joined HPUMC on Saturday, April 13 in a churchwide day of service for our local partners around Dallas.
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HPUMC celebrates Easter 2019
Thousands gathered at HPUMC or online to celebrate Easter this year.
Good Friday: In the Garden of Gethsemane
Gethsemane marks the place where Judas betrayed Jesus, where his inner circle of disciples were too weak to keep awake and wait with him, where Peter, despite his promises and protestations, denied him three times, and where even an unknown young...
Brandy’s Story: CitySquare Café launches at HPUMC
Before starting out with CitySquare, Brandy and her four kids were sleeping in their car. Now, she says she has an apartment of her own and is working toward getting transportation.
Fasting From Worry: When the thing you’re worrying about actually happens
As I stood in that place looking at the light breaking through the dismal sky, I realized that his spirit was with us in that beautiful spot he would have loved so much. Now, I needed to set aside the grief and worry that were plaguing me in...
Coffee for a Cause: CitySquare Café finds a home at HPUMC
All the proceeds from the Café will be poured back into the Hospitality Program. That means by buying a coffee or breakfast at the café you are helping neighbors get jobs and support their families.
Resurrection Rolls: a tasty way to share Easter with your kids
Our family bakes resurrection rolls to celebrate the death and resurrection of Christ. In the past, we have made them on Good Friday, but this year decided to use the activity as a way to kick off Lent and start the conversations about Easter.
You can choose to feed on fear, or you can fast from it
Instead of allowing “what ifs” to cause sorrow upon sorrow, I chose to believe Jesus when he says there is no sting in death.
What does Ash Wednesday mean for us?
Most know it’s the first day of Lent and that it’s customary to give up something for the forty days of Lent, but why do we do it?
Rev. Paul Rasmussen shares a message regarding the outcome of the General Conference of the UMC
What does this ruling mean to the mission of our church? As your Senior Minister, I want to assure you that our mission will not change: We will continue to help people become deeply devoted followers of Jesus Christ.